Whilom

Verifiable memory for Solana. Ask the past, get a proof.

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[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

$WHILOM is live.

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Solana has no memory of its past. Whilom fixes that -verified historical reads, no multisig, no trust.

https://t.co/gy59rcl1OM

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

Producing the answer is the expensive part.

Verifying it is one Merkle fold. One on-chain call. That asymmetry is what makes Whilom work - the network only pays for results it can independently check.

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

Auto-snapshots are live.

Every 6-12 hours Whilom pulls all current $WHILOM holders, builds a fresh Merkle root, and posts a new CommitmentRoot on-chain. New holders stay provable. The committed state doesn't go stale.

This is the protocol working as designed - rolling commitment roots, automated.

Check the current root yourself:
https://t.co/386i2aL5jB

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

A proof attests that the computation was done correctly.

Not that someone says so. Not that a multisig approved it. The math checks out or the transaction fails.

That's the whole point.

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

Whilom starts with one query type, end-to-end, on devnet.

Phase 0 - "What was the balance of wallet W at slot S?" One question. Full proof loop. Works or it doesn't.

From there: more query types, the optimistic path, permissionless prover auction, decentralized archival.

Every phase adds a piece. None of it ships until the previous piece is proven.

The category exists on Ethereum. Solana needs its own version. That's what's being built.

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

@woodotsol what you are talknig about?

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

Not every question needs the same level of certainty.
Whilom routes each request to the right settlement path:

- ZK path - cryptographic proof checked on-chain. Instant finality. Costs more. Use for liquidations, big airdrops, anything high-stakes.

- Optimistic path - prover posts a bond. Anyone can challenge within a window. Cheaper and faster. Use for high-volume, low-stakes reads.

Most traffic runs optimistic by default and escalates to ZK automatically when the value is high enough.
Two speeds. One network.

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

@laylaylaysana paid

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

Whilom platform update.

Two things shipped:

Live token stats on-chain - supply, holders, top holder concentration. Pulled straight from the chain via Helius on page load. No fake numbers, no backend.

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

Merkle inspector got deeper - full sibling path from leaf to root, recompute button that runs the fold in your browser and shows you the match against the on-chain CommitmentRoot. Direct Solscan link to the account the root lives in.

You don't have to trust the UI. You can verify every step yourself.

https://t.co/386i2aL5jB

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

What can you actually build with this?

- Airdrops that prove eligibility on-chain, no trusted list
- DeFi oracles pulling time-weighted prices from real history
- Voting power based on how long a wallet actually held a token
- On-chain credit scores referencing verified past balances
- Gaming rewards tied to provable historical actions

Any Solana program that needs to reason about the past. Whilom gives it a verified answer instead of a promise.

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

Whilom is built specifically for Solana from the ground up. Same category as Axiom - but native to the SVM.

The opening exists because nobody filled it yet.

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

On Ethereum, ZK coprocessors are already an established category.

Axiom, Herodotus, Lagrange, Brevis - all built to let smart contracts read and verify historical chain state.

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

The real competition on Solana right now isn't another coprocessor. It's the status quo: off-chain scripts and multisig pushers.

That's the trust assumption most protocols quietly rely on today.

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

Remaining buybacked supply is locked:

https://t.co/ksmQ8UsPSe

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

@woodotsol https://t.co/9QPK2fSzGN

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

Cheating never pays on Whilom.

Before claiming a request, a prover locks collateral worth a multiple of the maximum payout. A bad proof burns that stake. The math makes dishonesty pointless.

[Whilom @WhilomInfra]

Supply on dev wallet is locked now:

https://t.co/qN2HV2vviJ